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bimmercando
ParticipantThe ML game will come up and make it’s way here!
Thx for thx to all!
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ParticipantMark Lawrence play TNF
Patriots +3Lean is on the under 51.5
Executive
200 Pats +3Adam Burke [VSIN CFB]
East Carolina/Memphis Under 54.5Zachary Cohen [VSIN NFL]
1.5 units Patriots +3
1/2 unit Patriots +140 ML
Prop Play Drake Maye Over 1.5 Touchdown Passes -115Ross Benjamin
NFL Bears-3 3%
Bryan Leonard
3% Nashville Predators 120
2% Chicago Bears -3.0 (-108)
3% Kennesaw State +9.5 (-107)Jack Jones
20* Sun Belt TOTAL OF THE WEEK on James Madison/App State OVER 56
20* Pats/Bears Non-Conference KNOCKOUT on OVER 50.5Pickswise Sports CFB
3* Plays
Appalachian State +12.5
Liberty -9
East Carolina/Memphis Under 54.5NFL
4* Patriots +3
4* Under 51
Prop Plays
4* Bears QB Caleb Williams Over 1.5 Touchdown Passes +100
3* Bears WR Rome Odunze anytime Touchdown +194NBA
3* Cavs -3.5Total Winner Sports
NCAAF: East Carolina/Memphis/Under 54
NCAAF: James Madison -12
NFL: Chicago Bears -3ATS Bets
NCAAF: JAMES MADISON VS. APPALACHIAN STATE – 7:00 PM ET (10/22/2026)
APPALACHIAN STATE +11.5
NBA: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS VS. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS – 7:10 PM ET (10/22/2026)
UNDER 236.5
NBA: DENVER NUGGETS VS. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER – 9:40 PM ET (10/22/2026)
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER -9.5Wayne Root
NFL Reserve Patriots +3bimmercando
ParticipantPhil Steele’s – ITPB – NCAA
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-eUzHcxdjKxpshFgSKxiW6ROF60h9XU8/viewNC POWER SWEEP
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Uh0MyIRpFQmofxy9VbM0w1OTsTiTs8-C/viewBondi Bulletin(not to be confused with “Bondi Beach”!)
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ParticipantTHE ABOVE APPLIES TO TEASERS !!!!
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ParticipantThought I’d share a below strategy with you. Hope it keeps working!
When the weekly Circa entry plays are released, I’ve been taking the dogs where matchup total selections are most close in numbers ( eg Bucs, Bears and/or Falcons, Titans, Cowboys and Commanders , if pick or
-1 / +1 lines often the lines fluctutate and dog vs fave changes so not the best for this basic “semi-system”! ) But take a look back from this season and see how it managed! You may want to give it a shot if not already doing a such. 7/7.5 point and occasional 10 point teases when lines have a hook (1/2).SO AS YOU CAN SEE….YOU CAN EASILY USE THIS STRATEGY TO SELECT YOUR TEASER WINNERS. MIX UP A FEW COMBOS TO HELP COVER IN CASE OF A DEAD DOG CHOICE.
The Circa lines couldnt upload to this site.
Anyhow look them up at CircaWEEK 6 – BUCS = WIN, BEARS:WIN / FALCONS BECAME +1 1/2 = WIN, TITANS = WIN, COWBOYS = LOSS (they suck but I have them for next weekend at +3.5 vs now -1.5 ! ) , Commanders around the 15-20% ranges = WIN.
WEEK 5 – BROWNS = WIN, DOLPHOONS = WIN, 49’ERS = WIN, RAVENS = WIN
1792500318697.pngWEEK 4 – JAX = WIN, BUCS = WIN, TITANS = WIN, CHARGERS = WIN, PANTHERS = WIN , FALCONS = WIN
1792500388476.pngWEEK 3 – TITANS = WIN, CHARGERS=WIN , CARDS = WIN, BEARS = WIN
1792500449460.pngWEEK 2 = JETS = WIN , GIANTS – DUDS
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WEEK 1 HAD NO CLOSE MATCHUP NUMBERS
Matchup (Date & Time) Team & Contest Spread Selection Count
Patriots vs. Seahawks (Sep 9, 5:20 PM) New England Patriots +3 164
Seattle Seahawks -3 407
49ers vs. Rams (Sep 10, 5:00 PM) San Francisco 49ers +4 232
Los Angeles Rams -4 803
Browns vs. Jaguars (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Cleveland Browns +8.5 556
Jacksonville Jaguars -8.5 914
Bucs vs. Bengals (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3.5 1,026
Cincinnati Bengals -3.5 775
Ravens vs. Colts (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Baltimore Ravens -3.5 1,183
Indianapolis Colts +3.5 570
Falcons vs. Steelers (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Atlanta Falcons +3.5 1,218
Pittsburgh Steelers -3.5 688
Bills vs. Texans (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Buffalo Bills -0.5 958
Houston Texans +2 1,879
Bears vs. Panthers (Sep 13, 10:00 AM) Chicago Bears -3 1,151
Carolina Panthers +3 803
Jets vs. Titans (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) New York Jets +12 952
Tennessee Titans -12.5 570
Saints vs. Lions (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) New Orleans Saints +7 707
Detroit Lions -7 1,072
Cardinals vs. Chargers (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) Arizona Cardinals +8.5 364
Los Angeles Chargers -8.5 1,743
Dolphins vs. Raiders (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) Miami Dolphins +3.5 326
Las Vegas Raiders -3.5 1,743 [or Raiders/Dolphins split]
Commanders vs. Eagles (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) Washington Commanders +4.5 326
Philadelphia Eagles -4.5 2,064
Packers vs. Vikings (Sep 13, 1:25 PM) Green Bay Packers +12 529
Minnesota Vikings -1.5 1,743
Cowboys vs. Giants (Sep 13, 5:20 PM) Dallas Cowboys -3 1,183
New York Giants +3 1,696
Broncos vs. Chiefs (Sep 13 / Sep 14) Denver Broncos +3 1,879
Kansas City Chiefs -3 364bimmercando
ParticipantSpread Hound Last week…
Free plays (1-4 overall this week)
Top Lean (1-2)
Dog of Week (2-1)
Long Shot (0-3)
Chalk (0-3)
Total (2-1)Do u really want more?
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ParticipantSpreadhound You’ll like this edition!
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ParticipantML Playbook
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KaHKM0qY5YyMsar4NjGz44GPpEK08l08/viewVK’s Totals Tipsheet
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ParticipantPowers’ Ratings – early NCAA games only + NFL
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Wednesday, Oct 21
SAM HOUSTON over New Mexico State by 6
Thanks to the Liberty vs. Kennesaw State game being rescheduled to Thursday night, New Mexico State and Sam Houston are the main event this Wednesday evening. CUSA? Yes. Winning records? No. At 1-5 overall and 0-2 in conference play, the Bearkats are tied with Kennesaw for last place in the league standings. New Mexico State ain’t much better, bringing a 2-4 / 1-1 record into the fray. However, the Aggies arrive in Huntsville off a much-needed bye week, during which they’ve schemed to exploit Sam Houston’s weak run defense. The Bearkats are strong against the pass, allowing just 137.8 yards per game, but give up 200.3 yards on the ground. That could open the door for Aggies running back James Jones, who is averaging 6.5 yards per carry. NMSU’s run defense yields only 125.5 rushing yards per game, so with Sam Houston averaging 95 yards on the ground, the Bearkats may need quarterback Landyn Locke to carry the offense. The Aggies have their own quarterback concerns: Trey Hedden has thrown five touchdown passes and six interceptions, while Adam Damante struggled in the loss to FIU. It’s tough to take a Sam Houston squad that’s scored just three points in each of their two conference losses, but we’re equally concerned about New Mexico State’s 1-4 SU/ATS and 0-5 ITS (In The Stats) mark versus FBS foes this season. We’ll take the points with the home dog.
Thursday, Oct 22
Liberty over KENNESAW STATE by 16
Finally, a CUSA program with a winning record makes an appearance on your TV screen, and they’re looking for payback from cellar-dweller Kennesaw State. Last year, Liberty fell 48-43 to the Owls in three overtimes in its season finale. KSU went on to the CUSA championship game, where they topped Jacksonville State – while Liberty posted its first losing effort in 20 years and snapped a four-year bowl streak. But after losing this year’s season opener to powerful James Madison, the Flames have been rekindled by five consecutive wins. Liberty QB Deshawn Purdie has led the way, passing for 1,050 yards, 8 TDs, and no interceptions through six games. But while LU has caught fire, the Owls are clearly a team in search of their identity. They went from 2 wins in 2024 to 10 wins last season, the biggest leap of any FBS team, then immediately began a 1-5 regression to the norm in 2026. In KSU’s defense, their last three losses came by just 3, 1, and 3 points (Owls are one of only two FBS teams with three losses by three points or fewer this season). Yes, Kennesaw’s stop-unit defense has been better against non-Power 4 opponents, allowing 19.8 PPG in those matchups, but we see their luck running out tonight. Lay the lumber in a mismatch that could get real ugly, real fast.
James Madison over APPALACHIAN STATE by 3
For those of you who dream of pursuing a head-coaching career in college football, the blueprint for building and sustaining a winning program is on full display with the James Madison Dukes. Before engineering one of the greatest turnarounds in the sport’s history at Indiana, Curt Cignetti made his bones with a 52-9 record over five seasons with JMU. Next up, current UCLA head coach Bob Chesney took over for Cignetti in Harrisonburg and posted a 21-6 mark in two seasons. Fresh off his banishment from the Florida program, first-year head coach Billy Napier now rules over this collegiate power built on swagger, toughness, and sustained success. The Dukes of Hazard haven’t missed a beat in 2026: JMU is 7-0 and 4-0 in the Sun Belt. They have won 12 straight regular-season conference games and are 7-0 for the fifth time in program history. With a high-powered attack that averages 42.9 points, 461 yards of total offense, and 223.7 rushing yards per game, it’s easy to overlook a stout defense that allows just 16 PPG, with no opponent topping 24 points on the scoreboard. However, we think 4-2 Appalachian State could be laying in the weeds here. The Mountaineers have sold out 19 of their last 21 games at The Rock, including tonight’s fracas, and they arrive after rallying from a 10-point halftime deficit to beat Coastal Carolina last week, 35-32. In fact, every Mountaineer FBS game this year has been a one-score affair inside the final two minutes. ASU’s offense finally hit on all cylinders in its comeback victory, piling up 516 yards, including 253 on the ground – its best totals against an FBS opponent this season. A key turnover test also awaits, as the Dukes have thrown just one interception in seven games while App State’s defense has picked off nine passes in six games. Can’t quite call for the outright upset, but we will grab the points in what should be a closer-than-expected outcome in the high mountains.
3-STAR BEST BET
MEMPHIS over East Carolina by 20
Memphis brings one of the American’s most explosive offenses into Thursday night after a turnover-filled stumble at Tulane. The Tigers’ turnover meltdown was historic by recent standards: six turnovers against the Green Wave, their most since a 2006 game against – wait for it – East Carolina. The 31-17 Tulane loss was also a red-zone frustration fest: Memphis reached the red zone on all five of its second-half drives but scored on only one. ECU also arrives off an incredibly frustrating finish. The Pirates led UAB 17-9 late in regulation, but the Blazers tied it with 35 seconds left, then won 30-17 in overtime. So, after that strange OT collapse, East Carolina now faces a second straight Thursday road game. Surprisingly, the Greenville Buccaneers lead the series, 18-8, have won the last three meetings, and are 8-2 outright in their last ten against Memphis. But the Tigers must be seeing red after their loss to the Greenies dropped them into a fourth-place tie in the American Conference race. With its schedule getting tougher by the week – Army, USF, and Navy are on deck – it’s now or never for first-year head coach Charles Huff and his Tigers. With Memphis looking to exact triple revenge against the Pirates and get back in the win column after blowing a three-game victory skein, we seal the deal with THE CLINCHER: East Carolina is 1-9 SU / 2-8 ATS as a dog of 6-plus points versus opponents that have revenge in the series.
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ParticipantWhat is all that crap script above the header and topic etc ?
Clean it out please
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ParticipantV.Croy
6 Units SF 49 -7.5Docs Quantative Edge
1u TB Rays to not bat in 9th
1u Purdy over 19.5 rush yds
1u Evans over 66.5 rec yds
1u Avalanche -1.5Docs Doc’s Consensus
2 units SF -7.5bimmercando
ParticipantRobert Ferringo
6-Unit Play. Take #286 San Francisco (-7.5) over Washington (8 p.m., Monday, Oct. 19)
I just don’t see how Washington picks itself up off the mat after that tie against the Giants. The Bears had a similar situation a couple years ago versus that same Washington team, losing on a Hail Mary because of Tyrique Stevenson talking trash to the crowd. The Bears never recovered that season. They had to go on the road the following week and got trucked 26-6 at Arizona. The head coach was fired a few weeks later. I see a similar track for this Commanders team. Remember: they were in London two Sundays ago (and were blown out), came home and had that happen against New York, and now have to go out West and face one of the best teams in football. San Francisco is a backdoor TD from Arizona away from being 5-0 ATS and I think they lay into this shaky Washington team (and defense) here.Most all other handicappers are on Washington +7.5 so far
If i get back later i’ll refresh with the news
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